Chicago Cubs reliever Pedro Strop was involved in a car accident in the Dominican Republic, and after looking at his car, it’s pretty shocking that initial reports about his condition are positive.
Here is the car the Pedro Strop was in. Details are unclear. I'm efforting an update. pic.twitter.com/erByPXkxcf
— David Kaplan (@thekapman) November 28, 2014
Report I just got on Pedro Strop is very encouraging. Sounds like he is going to be ok. I'll provide more details as I get them.
— David Kaplan (@thekapman) November 28, 2014
Pedro Strop "fine all things considered" after car accident in Dominican Thursday night, Cubs say.
— Gordon Wittenmyer (@GDubMLB) November 28, 2014
Rumors are circulating that Strop was racing when the accident occurred, though they haven’t been confirmed. You’d think Dominican players would be a little more cautious following the tragic death of Cardinals outfielder Oscar Taveras last month.
The 29-year old Strop was acquired by the Cubs last year from the Orioles in the Scott Feldman trade. In 61 innings, he pitched to a 2.21 ERA, striking out 71 and walking 25.
